Like a scene from the movie 'The Show Must Go On', local musicians have found new ways to entertain people.
Like a scene from the movie ‘The Show Must Go On’, local musicians have found new ways to entertain people.
According to Tebogo Seema, head of artists and repertoire at Universal Music, musicians found Covid-19 and the lockdown “tough, because we were unprepared”. “With family responsibilities, we have been drained mentally, physically, emotionally and financially,” said Seema., local musicians have found new ways to entertain people.
“We have used digital signal processing as a platform to distribute our music worldwide for a while, now using this to maximum impact.”
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